The family memory assistant
Parenting is a lot to remember.
Let Alongside remember it for you.
Tell Alongside something you want to remember. Ask about it later in your own words.
Tell AlongsideYou say
“Jake is wearing a size 4 sneaker now.”
Later you ask “What size shoes is Jake wearing?”
Alongside remembers
“Jake is wearing a size 4 sneaker.”
You say
“Katie's mom said she can drive the kids home from soccer on Thursdays.”
Later you ask “Who offered to carpool on Thursdays?”
Alongside remembers
“Katie's mom offered to drive the kids home from soccer on Thursdays.”
You say
“Sarah said her daughter wants to take gymnastics this fall.”
Later you ask “What did Sarah say her daughter wanted to do?”
Alongside remembers
“Sarah said her daughter wants to take gymnastics this fall.”
You say
“Grandma's birthday is October 14th. She said she'd rather have dinner together than receive a gift.”
Later you ask “What did Grandma say she wanted for her birthday?”
Alongside remembers
“She'd rather have dinner together than receive a gift.”
Sizes, teachers, coaches, carpools, birthdays, gift ideas, things Grandma mentioned, things someone promised to do. Someone told you something and you don't want to forget it — just tell Alongside.
Your memories are yours.
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